Natarsha Belling
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 13 Jun
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And second question, do you teach your kids maths or did you teach them maths?
So they're creatives, right?
And Terrence, what would you say, for example, some of us would have said in primary school, look, we're never going to use algebra ever again.
You know, we're not going to use maths in everyday life.
What would you say to someone who has struggled previously with maths about the importance of learning about maths and how it's so central to so many things we do in our lives every day?
It is such a great pleasure to speak with you.
Congratulations again for joining this stellar group of outstanding Australians who are an inspiration to so many, not just in Australia, but right around the world.
Terence, congratulations and thanks for joining us.
The Briefing · Dangerous new turn in Iran war + Landmark compensation court win · 10 Jun 2026
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Hi, Natasha Belling with you and welcome to the afternoon edition of The Briefing.
Coming up in our deep dive, the dangerous new phase in the war in the Middle East.
It seems any peace deal is now off the table as all out attacks erupt between the US, Israel and Iran.
We speak with a top defence expert about what may happen next and why President Trump may be forced to launch a new all out war.
But first, let's check the afternoon headlines this Wednesday, 10 June.
A major court decision could see the federal government pay out millions of dollars in compensation.
Today, the High Court has ruled that the Australian government could owe tens of millions of dollars to people who were illegally detained in our immigration detention centres.
The liability flows from the ruling in 2023 that it was illegal to indefinitely detain asylum seekers who did not have a home country.
And after that 2023 ruling, around 340 non-citizens were released, with reports they could now be eligible for compensation for their unlawful detention.
One Nation has fought back against the federal government in a fundraising standoff.
Labor posted an ad asking for donations of $27 to help stop the rise of One Nation.
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